Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-12-22
Local Paragraphs

this time Is really "a sight 10 see" The
spacious sho,c ,cindo,r as a daisy" Er-
cru passer-by stops to see and gire i','m-
stimted praise. The Shelres, tables and
shou cases are all cro,rded, crdmmed
tm of fne Holiday goods, tdStgtdly ar
ranged and marked in plain figures at
the uery lo,cest liring prices. n you
come TO Millhem during the Holidays,
as of course you trill, don't fail to riSIt
the Journal Store.
SUBSCRIBE for the JOURNAL.
Yesterday was the shortest day in
the year.
Mr.. John Long, OF Fishers Ferry,
was seen in town last week.
This kind of weather brings the
snow shovels into requisition.
--J. W. Stoyer's store is headquarters
for all kinds of holiday presents.
-Shedd's Little Mandrake Pills are
small aud easy to take. One pill dose.
The next issue of the JOURNAL
will be run out on the 5lh of January,
1855.
-Catarrh or cold in the head cured
by inhaling Joseph's Oil. Only %
cents.
Don't fail to look at the fine as
sortment OF Hanging Lamps at j. w.
Stover's.
The Millheim band will be at the
festival next Saturday eveGing. Come
and hear them.
For any Irritation of the Throat
and Lungs Shedd's Excelsior Cough
Syrup has no equal.
The Lutheran Sunday School will
elect their officers tor the ensuing year
next Sunday forenoon.
Governor Beaver recently placed a
grand upright knabe piano in the ex-
ecutiye mansion at Harrisburg.
Festival, Pink Tea Party and Pink
Tea Auction al the rink pext Saturday
afternoon and evening. Don't forget
it.
w. p. Catherman and family are
spending the week in Sugaryalley with
Mrs. Catherman's mother Mrs. Kream-
or.
Sunday was cold and clustering
day, but the sleigh-bells jingled all the
same. People seem anxious for sleigh
ing.
The Toy Books at the Journal
Store this year are particularly fine.
The children are simply delighted with
them.
The recent snow fall somewhat re-
tards the progress of the work on Mr..
Harry Clapp's lew house on Penn
street.
-Rey. Taylor, of Williamsburg, Pa,
will be the successor to Rev. Glanding,
the present Lutheran pastor at Lock
Haven.
Last Thursday December 18th enc
ed the open season for shooting all
game excepting pheasants, rabbits and
squirrels.
DINNER AND SUPPER.-At the fes-
tival next Saturday warm meals may be
had, prepared in the best style and sold
at 25 cts. a plate.
We are reliably informed that our
towns man, Mr.. g. w. Harter, will
move to A. r. Alexander's farm, east
of town, next spring.
! here will be preaching in the
Lutheran church, Millhetn, on SUNDAY
New Year's) evening by Tn" pastor,
Rev. NJ. l.. Dei's'er.
Ralph Mccain, q three-year-old
son of Register James A. McClain.
Bellefontp, died on Sunday moiniD g
from diphtheretic Group.
Mr.. G. Alexander and wife, Penn
township, returned lis' Saturday fron
! weeks visit 10 Rev. Emanuel keen's,
Liverpool, Perry Co., Pa:
Miss Annie, daughter of VIM. II
amith, intends leaving for Williams
port next Saturday, to spend the h0li-
days with relatives there.
John Nj. Road, the mason. has par.
chased Abe. Kings property in Peters.
burg, east of North street, and took
possession of the same yesterday.
In going to the Rink on Saturday
to enjoy your oysters and Ice ere m
YOU will pass right bv the ,Iourna
Store, and don't furg to call in.
-The kllitting ractory at this place
has closed down for this and next week
the Messrs. Crawford intending /,
spend the holidays in Pbiladelphia.
The Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad company will in the future
paint their cars a bright yellow. Then
you shall know them 10y their color.
1t makes no difference whethr' yol
have five cents or five dollars to invest
In Christmas pi esents, you can be suit
ed at the Journal Store all the same.